Blood Will Tell

18 thoughts on “Blood Will Tell


    1. 1.Amazing
      2.A work of Shakespearean poetry
      3. Truly wonderful 😉


  1. I have the anti-Kell factor That was the terminology given to me many yeas ago. I was supposed to carry a card with me, but it is long lost. I am adopted and have no children. I had scoliosis surgery at 14 and now it is called Failed Back Surgery Syndrome. Pain is my constant companion since I was 22; now I am 57. I have been trying to understand this K antigen for doctors have acted as if the never heard of it. I feel like humpty-dumpty. I have cardiomyopathy and a muscular skeletal system that is miserable. Do you think this Kell thing has anything to do with these issues? I read another web site on blood types and both conditions I mentioned were briefly listed. I am never physically happy. I am tired mentally due to this. Is there anything I need to know to have some physical peace?
    Thank you.
    teary Melinda.


    1. If you were male, I would suspect McLeod’s syndrome … but that has never been diagnosed in a woman. Then again, that doesn’t mean it couldn’t happen. Where are you, geographically? You could seek help (I know there are specialists in NY) or at least information:
      http://ghr.nlm.nih.gov/condition/mcleod-neuroacanthocytosis-syndrome
      http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK1354/
      http://www.mountsinai.org/patient-care/service-areas/neurology/areas-of-care/bendheim-parkinsons-disease-center/staff


    2. Hi Melinda. I am not the Author, but read your post.

      Dr.John Bergman, he is a world renown CHIROPRACTOR out of Huntington Beach, California.

      Many of his patients (of ALL blood types including negatives), are getting well. Many who were so tired and a week later up and about——still healing but so much better.

      Watch some of his YouTube Videos. There are many, including 1 or more on Scoliosis and heart disease.

      He has helped me when I was ready to give up. God Bless.


  2. I like how you wright books on mid eval rulers and their diseases that make them go crackpot 😛


    1. Hi Melinda. I am not the Author, but read your post.

      Dr.John Bergman, he is a world renown CHIROPRACTOR out of Huntington Beach, California.

      Many of his patients (of ALL blood types including negatives), are getting well. Many who were so tired and a week later up and about——still healing but so much better.

      Watch some of his YouTube Videos. There are many, including 1 or more on Scoliosis and heart disease.

      He has helped me when I was ready to give up. God Bless.


  3. Hi, I really like your book and actually I’m writing a thesis about Henry and using your book and I’ve got a question which may be strange but whatever 🙂 You’ve got a paragraph there which is taken from some Santiago et al 2008 but when I was looking for the whole source in the bibliography I just couldn’t find him under his name and since I have to use the original and primary source is there any chance you could provide me an answer for it? 🙂
    Hope I’m not bothering with questions like this.
    Thank you so much


    1. No problem! I actually discovered three sources missing from the printed bibliography. I am not home right now, but I will respond with the source on Sunday night, okay? Best wishes — Kyra


        1. You were right there is also missing an author Keynes, he’s mentioned several times there but always with different year of publication, so I guess you used two of his books.
          Could you help me also with this one please?
          🙂


          1. Thank you 🙂 and sorry for bothering you..


  4. I read “Blood Will Tell” a couple of years ago. It was fascinating. I often wondered if any of Henry’s wives were RH Neg (like me) and that is why they lost children. Does Henry’s disease have anything to do with RH factor?


  5. Hi. What is the difference between “Blood Will Tell” and “Henry VIII’s Health in a Nutshell?” I purchased the second book and don’t want to duplicate efforts.
    Thanks!


    1. There is some overlap (naturally) but the nutshell book is able to deal more with his potential psychiatric diagnoses. I only talk about McLeod syndrome a little bit, toward the end of the nutshell book.

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